Thomas Tuchel Jude Bellingham was called a ‘special boy’, but he said he has to focus on his fire than pharmacies or team members.
Bellingham believed that he got a tie in 3-1 pores in England, but the handicap created by Levi Coll was not reported.
21-year-old was not happy with the decision with the review, causing frustration to the court.
Tuchel stressed that many Bellingham misunderstood, including German mother, but the midfielder must control his “fire”.
Tuchel said Talksport: “If we want to achieve great things I think it brings the edge that welcomes you.
“It has a fire and I don’t want to obscure this. It should play with this type of fire, but it comes with some attributes that you can scare you on fire, maybe as a teammate.
“It must be focused on opponent and our goal, not to be afraid of teammates or to be too aggressive with teammates and officials, but always to gain, to win.
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“Sometimes the explosion referees and an explosion in anger. If this can navigate properly, and we can help them, something we need to find something and something that is not found.
“I see that he can bring mixed emotions. I see this with my parents, my mother, sometimes I can’t see the nice, educated and well-behaved guy I see.
“If he smiles, you see anger, hunger and fire, for example, when it is sitting in front of my mother, but we are generally very happy. It’s a special boy.”
2025-06-11 23:15:00
